What We Get Wrong About Trump and Biden | Business Insider Explains | Insider News

The 2024 presidential election is looking to be a Trump vs. Biden rematch. Our reporter debunks six common misconceptions surrounding the two candidates, from policy positions to personal backgrounds.

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00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Age
02:31 - War
04:01 - Abortion
05:30 - Economy
07:25 - Immigration
09:03 - Crime
10:13 - Conclusion

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What We Get Wrong About Trump and Biden | Business Insider Explains | Insider News

[tiendang]

It's misleading to say S&P is high so everything is good overall in the stock market, it is tech companies in S&P that is carrying the growth of S&P only because of growth of AI.

[joshamheiser]

I don''t think this guy understands that inflation is cumulative.

[michaelmoore]

Hmm... Anyone would have had job growth after laying people off for Covid.. House and food affordability vs wages are at an all time low. I don't know how you say the economy is doing well.

[christiancervantes]

Trump has been keeping it quiet for a few years? What years are that?

[tarsi]

I feel like you were trying to be fair and equal but you’re not lol. Saying the border is a republican voter interest and not mentioning the migrant crisis in a bunch of democratic cities that are being affected seems funny.

[brettstafford]

It’s strange that people still think they can deceive viewers.

[dillonlee]

This guy is trying to sound like a reasonable centrist but he is definitely hitting all the regime talkingpoints

[xinidae]

Fair video but I think you should have talked more about their administrations because that's actually what has had a more material impact during their terms

[BlakeElliott]

The fact that these two are the best Washington D.C. decided we have to offer not only ourselves, but the world stage as well, makes me feel physically ill just thinking about it. I expected better from The U.S.A.

[JackelinHyde]

”biden did make good on his promise to get us out of afghanistan"
By leaving americans there and 70 billion dollars worth of military weapons including an entire squadron of gun ships, tanks, and jets. 😂😂😂

[happyappy]

Wall Street props up Dems, especially during an election year. Crime has NOT gone down in Dem cities either. Anyone can come up with a stat to support their view.

[thedrunkenprime]

Umm crime is way up...but the arrest and prosecutions are way done. It's just catch and release. No charge, no crime statistics.

[clayhausman]

Dude come on there was a pandemic. That’s not an accurate representation of job growth. Very much an outlier event that shouldnt be compared. Bad journalism. Sorry. Love this channel but you guys have always been left leaning. I don’t mind. But damn I knew what I was getting into when I clicked this video- propaganda.

[malcolmcurve]

These guys are both too old to be president. There should be an age limit for these things

[danielvandermerwe]

Trump all the way. Who would vote for a corpse? All we got was the largest tax increase in history. INFLATION!!

[panashejmombeshora]

The part on the economy and immigration is wrong.

As for the economy, the average person is suffering from the transitional inflation. The bad thing about transitional inflation is, it makes prices of everything jack up by 15-25% over a space of 2 or 3 years, then inflation goes down to 1 to 3%, which is the normal level, but wages don't follow the same progression. If the wages aren't readjusted over the board any time soon, more businesses will be seeing less customers and a recession will happen, and that recession will allow for wages to rise relative to inflation. Until then, Biden is going to be blamed for 'ruining the economy.' I do know the supply chain chaos was a reason for the excessive inflation, and Biden is the President of America and not the global supply chain, but that's not going to change people's opinion on winning.

As for the border - many places by the border that saw the wall being built up and real reinforcements coming to stop immigration,
there was a surge in support for Trump, because it did stop excessive immigration. Some counties flipped as much as 50 points in favour of Trump in the 2020 election. This means his policies work, and Biden's policies don't. Democrats care for the immigrants because they consider the fact that people would not be running to the US if their home countries were in the right shape, and that's why their policies are soft handed. Republicans on the other hand don't care about that.

When all is said and done, if Biden does not have a major policy change to actively support the people of Gaza, and the economy just improves marginally in 2024, Trump will win the elections. Referring to the 2020 election map, he should take back Georgia, Arizona and NE-2, and flip Michigan, and take Nevada for a first.

Nevada has had many moderates move in from California, and they are more likely to vote for Trump, and Michigan has enough Arab-Americans that could decide not to vote because of the handling of the Gaza conflict. He will get 284 electoral votes and Biden will get 254 electoral votes. But if just like in 2020, the polls underestimate Trump support again, then he is certainly taking Pennsylvania and Wisconsin

[rosspollitt]

I think that all politicians should have to retire at the same age as the rest of us put them on SSI or there should be term limits of coarse that will never happen.

[Cryogenik_]

Why hello fellow bottomfeeders! One can always rely on the collective genius & goodwill in the comment section of a YouTube political video. Primo quality 🤌🤌

[_TheLONEwolf]

"I put this country back on its feet", it was already on its feet Joe,

[meofamily]

I think this is aimed at people who are still in the sixth grade. It is insulting to anyone who graduated middle school. Yes I downvoted it.